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What is one major task involved in managing historical sources?
What is one major task involved in managing historical sources?
- Creating marketing materials for museums
- Conducting interviews with artists
- Organizing community events
- Creating records and indexes (correct)
Which of the following skills is NOT specifically mentioned as necessary for heritage management?
Which of the following skills is NOT specifically mentioned as necessary for heritage management?
- Ability to conduct sociological research
- Knowledge of digital marketing (correct)
- Knowledge of various styles of painting
- Expertise in historical research methods
What type of historical sources is associated with collecting folk songs and tales?
What type of historical sources is associated with collecting folk songs and tales?
- Oral sources (correct)
- Written sources
- Digital sources
- Artifact sources
Which of the following is an example of a written source of history?
Which of the following is an example of a written source of history?
Which document type is involved in ascertaining historical value?
Which document type is involved in ascertaining historical value?
What kind of knowledge is critical for understanding the scripts used in historical documents?
What kind of knowledge is critical for understanding the scripts used in historical documents?
Which task is involved in the preservation of historical documents?
Which task is involved in the preservation of historical documents?
In addition to historical research methods, what other field is important for someone in heritage management?
In addition to historical research methods, what other field is important for someone in heritage management?
Flashcards
Historical Sources
Historical Sources
Original documents, artifacts, or other materials that provide evidence about the past.
Conservation
Conservation
The process of protecting historical sources from deterioration.
Preservation
Preservation
The act of keeping historical sources in their original condition.
Written Sources
Written Sources
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Oral Sources
Oral Sources
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Heritage Management
Heritage Management
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Historical Institutes
Historical Institutes
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Indexing
Indexing
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Research Journals
Research Journals
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Historical Value
Historical Value
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Study Notes
Heritage Management
- Heritage management involves classifying, analyzing, and interpreting compiled material, publishing research results.
- Necessary training includes sociology, anthropology, social psychology, mythology and linguistics, library science, information technology, history, historical research, and report writing.
- Written sources of history include coins, copper plates, official records, correspondence, diaries, historical books, manuscripts, pictures, and photographs.
- These materials need mechanical and chemical cleaning for preservation.
- Historians assess the historical value of collected documents and exhibit and publish edited documents and research reports.
- Necessary training for written sources includes knowledge of scripts (Brahmi, Modi, Persian), social organization, traditions, literature, dynasties, and administrative systems.
- It also includes knowledge of art styles, painting, sculpture, and paper types.
Sources of History
- History books and available data come from historians' diligent work.
- Libraries, museums, and archives preserve historical heritage, choosing important items for collections and exhibitions.
- They also publish research journals, pamphlets, leaflets, posters, etc.
- Documents and artefacts not on display are stored in museums and archives after conservation and preservation treatments.
- Access to these documents is available for researchers as needed.
- Libraries preserve and manage books.
Conservation and Preservation
- Collecting historical sources, creating records and indexes, displaying manuscripts, old books, and artefacts, requires careful handling and management.
- Trained personnel with specific skills are necessary for these tasks.
- Oral sources like folk songs and tales are also collected.
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